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❄️ STUDIO EVERHART | SUGARPLUM SNOWFALL
by AddyEverhart
Open full-size image ↗❄️ STUDIO EVERHART | SUGARPLUM SNOWFALL Ultra-Photorealistic Christmas Beauty Portrait | Pastel Winter Wonderland | Chest-Up Close-Up | Vertical 9:16 Create an extraordinarily photorealistic, intimate Christmas beauty portrait featuring the adult woman from my supplied IDENTITY REFERENCE, wearing intricate pastel snowflake eye makeup inspired by a delicate, sugar-coated winter wonderland. IDENTITY PRESERVATION: Preserve my exact facial structure, natural skin tone, apparent age, cheek fullness, nose, lips, jawline, freckles, cheek beauty mark, piercings, and natural asymmetry. My blue-grey eyes contain subtle green and golden flecks. Maintain my authentic curvy body proportions without slimming, reshaping, skin lightening, or artificial beautification. My recognizable identity must remain completely intact. COMPOSITION AND EXPRESSION: Photograph me from the upper chest upward, at an intimate, slightly above-eye-level angle. My face fills approximately 70% of the vertical composition, ensuring both eyes and their elaborate snowflake artwork are clearly visible. Turn my shoulders slightly toward the right while my face remains angled toward the camera. My eyes gaze directly into the lens with a soft, playful expression and a faint, closed-mouth smile. Keep both eyebrows, temples, and the outer corners of my eyes unobstructed so the complete Christmas makeup design remains visible. THE MAKEUP: THE CENTERPIECE Recreate an elaborate, hand-painted pastel Christmas snowflake eye look with extraordinary precision. Blend luminous mint-green shimmer across the inner eyelids, transitioning into frosted pistachio green and soft icy lavender at the center. Sweep delicate cotton-candy pink eyeshadow across the outer eyelids and outward toward the temples, forming an elongated, softly diffused wing. Apply fine, pearlescent silver shimmer throughout the pastel colors, creating a luminous frost-covered appearance without obscuring the individual shades. Paint intricate white snowflakes directly over the eyeshadow, preserving their delicate, hand-drawn appearance: * One large, six-pointed white snowflake extends outward from each eye’s outer corner onto the temple, positioned over the pink eyeshadow. Each branch has delicate symmetrical offshoots, crisp tapered tips, and tiny decorative dots. * Two smaller white snowflakes sit above the eyelid creases near the upper outer corners, positioned over the mint-green shimmer. * Several tiny four-pointed white stars, miniature snowflake accents, and scattered white dots surround the larger designs. * Tiny iridescent turquoise and silver glitter flecks are scattered sparingly throughout, resembling sparkling ice crystals. Apply sharp, elongated black winged eyeliner along the upper lash lines. Add dramatic but individually distinguishable wispy black upper eyelashes and delicate white mascara on the lower lashes, creating the illusion of frost-covered lashes. Keep the brows naturally full, brushed upward, and visibly textured. Finish the complexion with soft, cool pink blush across the cheeks, a subtle pearl highlight on the cheekbones, and glossy translucent rose-pink lips. Preserve freckles, pores, fine facial hairs, and natural skin variations underneath the makeup. HAIRSTYLE: Style my long jet-black hair into soft, voluminous, loosely brushed waves. Create a slightly off-center part with a few delicate flyaways and face-framing strands tucked behind the ears. Keep the hair away from the temples so none of the snowflake details are concealed. Add two tiny pearl snowflake hairpins near one ear. OUTFIT: Dress me in a luxurious, pale blush-pink off-the-shoulder chunky-knit sweater with a wide folded neckline. The sweater has soft, realistic cable-knit texture, slight pilling, natural fabric folds, and relaxed sleeves. Add delicate silver snowflake earrings and a thin silver necklace featuring a tiny crystal pendant. The outfit complements the pastel makeup without competing with its delicate artistry. BACKGROUND AND STORY: Place me inside a charming, lived-in bedroom on a snowy December morning, seated beside a frost-edged window after spending the morning getting ready for a Christmas gathering. Beyond the glass, softly falling snow settles across evergreen branches and neighboring rooftops. A small Christmas tree decorated with pearl-white ornaments, pale pink velvet ribbons, and warm fairy lights glows in the background. A blush-colored velvet cushion, rumpled ivory blanket, and partially opened makeup palette on a nearby wooden vanity add believable human detail. Keep the background softly recognizable rather than artificially blurred or sterile. LIGHTING: Gentle winter daylight enters through the window on camera-left, illuminating the snowflake artwork and revealing the iridescent shimmer. Warm Christmas tree lights create subtle ambient warmth behind me. Maintain realistic shadow transitions around the nose, eyelids, lashes, and jawline. Avoid excessive glow, halos, blown highlights, or unnaturally smooth skin. CAMERA AND REALISM: Photograph using a Canon EOS R5 with an RF 85mm f/1.8 lens at f/2.8, ISO 400, and 1/160 second. Focus precisely on the nearest eye and the delicate painted snowflake details, keeping both eyes sufficiently sharp. Preserve natural depth of field, realistic iris reflections, individual eyebrow hairs, distinct eyelashes, genuine skin microtexture, shimmering pigment particles, and the dimensional appearance of actual makeup applied to skin. The finished photograph must resemble an exceptionally detailed, authentic Christmas beauty portrait captured by a skilled photographer, not a digitally illustrated or artificially perfected AI image. STRICT NEGATIVES: No eye-only cropping, oversized cartoon snowflakes, snowflake stickers, duplicated patterns, plastic skin, excessive smoothing, altered facial features, reshaped eyes, unrealistic glitter, painted-on eyelashes, distorted jewelry, exaggerated fantasy lighting, artificial HDR, or generic studio backgrounds. Add a tiny, subtly integrated “Everhart” watermark near the lower edge of the finished image.